TD Bank

TD Bank

Offers banking, loans, and wealth management.

Compliance Business Oversight Manager - Consumer Banking

Full-TimeUpdated on 9/29/2026Deadline 10/16/26
$91k - $145.6k/yr
Senior
Bachelor's
Greenville, SC, USA+4 more

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Hybrid

Hybrid work is required; occasional domestic travel is expected.

About the job

Requirements
  • An undergraduate degree or equivalent work experience.
  • At least 7 years of experience.
  • Strong subject matter expertise and knowledge of consumer banking regulations, including how those requirements affect call-center employees.
  • Experience in compliance monitoring, testing, and control mapping.
  • Hands-on experience in issue management and regulatory change management.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to consult, influence, and provide constructive challenge to business lines.
  • Strong presentation skills and the ability to present to executives.
  • Relationship-building skills and the ability to work across multiple business lines.
Responsibilities
  • Provide compliance oversight, advisory support, effective challenge, and compliance risk management for Contact Centers.
  • Manage the engagement model for other Compliance areas supporting business lines served by the Contact Centers.
  • Serve as primary compliance support for assigned business lines and provide oversight and independent challenge for activities and initiatives with regulatory impact.
  • Maintain an engagement model for other impacted Compliance areas, including roles and responsibilities.
  • Serve as the regulatory compliance subject matter expert for laws, rules, and regulations applicable to the business, and provide related advice and challenge.
  • Monitor business-line activity through issue management, monitoring, and testing; participate in forums, committees, and regular meetings.
  • Participate in change-management efforts for material business changes and new initiatives by reviewing and challenging inherent regulatory risks, defining mitigations and launch conditions, and presenting to executives for approval.
  • Manage and track compliance-related issues to ensure timely resolution and regulatory alignment.
  • Lead regulatory change management from a Compliance perspective for new and updated state laws and ensure effective business adoption and compliance.
  • Monitor regulatory complaints, business reports, and key risk indicators to identify trends, gaps, and potential compliance risks.
  • Review and validate first-line testing to ensure gaps are addressed and aligned with regulatory expectations.
  • Support control mapping to link regulatory requirements to effective business controls.
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams to strengthen the compliance framework and reduce risk exposure.
  • Manage a specialized Compliance function or area independently and remain accountable for its operation.
  • Provide comprehensive Compliance coverage for a significant business or functional area across applicable legal entities and jurisdictions.
  • Provide advanced analysis and specialized reporting to support business partners, functional areas, or centers of expertise.
  • Provide guidance and support to analysts on portfolio and specialty matters.
  • Act as a subject matter expert for a key functional Compliance area and business.
  • Serve as a contact for business management and handle non-routine information.
  • Manage or assist with regulatory reviews, including inquiries, audits, and exams.
  • Identify and lead resolution of complex project or program requirements-related issues.
  • Proactively advise the business on new and changed Compliance regulatory or policy requirements.
  • Formulate insights from data analysis, interpret complex business issues, generate multifaceted insights, and identify opportunities to address regulatory requirements and issues.
  • Contribute to the development and implementation of Compliance programs.
  • Guide partners through the development, implementation, oversight, and management of effective Compliance programs.
  • Prepare summaries, presentations, briefing notes, and other documentation to report on Compliance status.
  • Represent Compliance on internal or external committees relating to designated business activities.
  • Deliver subject matter expertise and Compliance advice to business management.
  • Conduct functional- or enterprise-level analysis, draw conclusions, make recommendations, and assess program, policy, and practice effectiveness.
  • Maintain oversight through review and approval of functions and accountabilities related to management reporting and analysis.
  • Manage high-risk initiatives and escalations and lead initiatives or guidance as appropriate.
  • Assist in developing Compliance Team procedures.
  • Facilitate periodic Compliance risk and self-assessment activities for designated businesses using TD's Enterprise Compliance Risk Assessment Framework.
  • Monitor completion and timely communication of assessments, including monitoring and risk assessments.
  • Manage the risk assessment process for assigned businesses.
  • Identify and manage risks and promote prompt, thorough resolution of escalated non-standard and high-risk issues.
  • Conduct internal and external research projects and support development and delivery of presentations and communications to management or broader audiences.
  • Manage relationships across business lines, corporate functions, and control functions to promote alignment with enterprise and regulatory requirements.
  • Keep abreast of emerging issues, trends, and evolving regulatory requirements and assess potential impacts.
  • Maintain a culture of risk management and control through effective processes aligned with risk appetite.
  • Provide thought leadership and industry knowledge in the area of expertise and support knowledge transfer within the team and business.
  • Keep current on emerging trends and developments and grow knowledge of the business, related tools, and techniques.
  • Keep others informed about project status and relevant day-to-day information.
  • Contribute to team capability development through mentorship, knowledge sharing, and leveraging best practices.
  • Lead, motivate, and develop relationships with internal and external business partners and stakeholders.
  • Act as a brand ambassador for the business area and bank.
Desired Qualifications
  • CRCM certification is preferred.
  • Experience implementing Artificial Intelligence initiatives in a consumer-banking setting, including Generative AI or Agentic AI, and reviewing and challenging inherent regulatory risks, required mitigations, and launch conditions, is a plus.

About the company

TD Bank provides a wide range of banking and financial services in North America for individuals, businesses, and corporations. Core offerings include checking and savings accounts, credit cards, loans, mortgages, investment products, and wealth management. TD Bank emphasizes digital banking through online and mobile apps that let customers manage money, pay bills, deposit checks, transfer funds, and manage cards. Revenue comes from interest on loans, service fees, and investment income. The company differentiates itself with a broad product lineup, large North American footprint, and integrated services for both personal and business customers, plus a focus on digital accessibility. Its goal is to be a leading, accessible financial institution that helps customers manage and grow their money through convenient, everyday banking and investment solutions.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Toronto, Canada

Founded

1955

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What believers are saying

  • TD plans 100 U.S. branches by 2028, sharpening East Coast and Southeast density.
  • Fiscal 2026 U.S. AML remediation rose to $550 million, signaling sustained cleanup investment.
  • Q3 2026 U.S. loan growth, 3.47% NIM, and 10.2% ROE improved profitability.

What critics are saying

  • TD’s $3.09 billion AML settlement and $434 billion asset cap still constrain growth.
  • September 2026 Massachusetts breach exposed Social Security numbers, bank data, and identity documents.
  • 2028 branch expansion depends on regulator approval; another control failure risks tighter enforcement.

What makes TD Bank unique

  • TD’s 1,100-store U.S. network gives entrenched Northeast deposit reach.
  • TD and five Canadian banks are building tokenized-deposit rails for instant settlement.
  • TD combines retail banking with wholesale, wealth, and commercial lending across North America.

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TD Bank discloses new data breach affecting Massachusetts customers.

TD Bank discloses new data breach affecting Massachusetts customers. TD Bank, the U.S. retail banking arm of Toronto-Dominion Bank, disclosed a data breach that may have exposed customers' personal and financial information, according to a notice filed with the Massachusetts Office of Consumer Affairs and Business Regulation. The bank said it recently discovered a data security event that may have resulted in unauthorized access to or disclosure of certain personal information in its possession, though it did not provide specific dates for when the event occurred or when it was discovered. The notice identified 54 Massachusetts residents as affected; TD Bank has not disclosed how many customers were affected nationwide. The bank said the information potentially exposed included names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth, current and prior addresses, government-issued identification cards, Social Security cards, pay stubs, W-2 forms, financial account information and credit or debit card numbers. TD Bank is offering affected customers a complimentary two-year membership to Fraud-Defender, an identity monitoring service provided by Merchants Information Solutions, which customers can activate using enrollment steps included in their notification letter or by calling the company's customer service line, available Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Eastern time. The bank also said it would help customers close existing accounts and open new ones at no cost, and recommended that customers set up passwords on their accounts, regularly change online passwords and security questions, review account statements, and monitor their credit reports over the next 12 to 24 months. Customers can report suspicious activity or suspected identity theft to the bank by phone. The disclosure comes after a separate, earlier TD Bank data breach reported in February 2025, in which a former employee gained unauthorized access to customer information between August and December 2022. That incident, also disclosed to Massachusetts regulators, affected at least eight Massachusetts residents, though the total number of people affected nationwide was not disclosed. TD Bank said it terminated the employee responsible and worked with law enforcement and its corporate security team to investigate. Shamis & Gentile, a law firm specializing in data breach class actions, said it is investigating the current TD Bank breach.

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Les Affaires
Sep 22nd, 2026
Large banks are studying the transfer of tokenized deposits.

Large banks are studying the transfer of tokenized deposits. (Photo: The Canadian Press / Nathan Denette) Toronto - Major Canadian banks are studying the possibility of developing digital currency solutions based on the Canadian dollar, starting with an initiative focused on tokenized deposits. Tokenized deposits are traditional bank deposits recorded on a decentralized database or distributed ledger, such as a blockchain. These tokens would be issued by commercial banks and, from a legal perspective, depositors could consider them as traditional bank deposits. The Bank of Montreal, CIBC, the National Bank of Canada, the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), Scotiabank and TD Bank are taking a collaborative approach to this project. They say the first phase aims to enable the transfer of tokenized deposits between Canadian financial institutions. This project aims to offer Canadian customers faster, more efficient and programmable payments, while preserving security, stability and effective regulatory oversight.

CBC
Sep 22nd, 2026
TD Bank closure worries some Cherryhill seniors who rely on nearby branch.

TD Bank closure worries some Cherryhill seniors who rely on nearby branch. End of building lease and analysis of client demand led to closure, TD says. Kendra Seguin · CBC News · Posted: Sep 22, 2026 9:17 AM PDT | Last Updated: 2 hours ago Estimated 4 minutes Some seniors in London's Cherryhill neighbourhood say they're worried about how they'll access their banking after a nearby TD branch closes its doors in November. TD Bank's Platt's Lane Branch at 215 Oxford St. W. will close Nov. 6. Customers are being redirected to the bank's Oakridge branch at 1213 Oxford Street West, about a 10-minute drive west. For seniors who walk to the Platt's Lane branch, however, the trip to Oakridge can be much more complicated. "Where they're going is too far, " said Cherryhill resident Maria-Teresa Vicencio. "You can't get there with your walker. You have to take a bus or drive. How many people can drive in the winter?" Cherryhill Village is home to 12 residential buildings, and Vicencio says many of the residents are seniors who rely on being able to walk to nearby businesses and services. She said she believes TD did not fully consider the needs of older customers when it made the decision to close the branch. "I know most young people do banking online, but this is not an area of very young people," she said. In an emailed statement to CBC News, TD spokesperson Natasha Ferrari said the decision to close the Platt's Lane location was made as the building's lease came to an end and the company reviewed client demand. "Following a detailed review of client activity patterns, number of transactions and accessibility, we determined that Oakridge is well positioned to serve our clients' needs," Ferrari said. She said the Oakridge branch offers the same services and hours of operation as Platt's Lane, with enhanced staffing levels. 'That's a whole day of activity' Vicencio said her concern is not about the quality of service, but how she will get to the new branch. "Transit is fine, but then you have to be there on a schedule. You do your banking, then you have to wait for the transport to bring you back. That's a whole day of activity. Here, people can come do their banking and go home." Vicencio has been a TD customer at the Platt's Lane branch for 22 years, ever since she moved to the Cherryhill neighbourhood from Vancouver. She walks from her residence to the bank every two weeks. She keeps a safety deposit box there and prefers to do all of her banking in-person. "If you have questions, a person can answer to you," Vicencio said. "I think the problem is that they assume everybody uses a computer. Most seniors cannot." Vicencio said she doesn't yet have a plan for how she'll get to her new branch, adding that she prefers not to drive at this point in her life and that transit is not convenient. "If it's too difficult, maybe I'll have to stop going to the bank." Not all seniors drive. Betty Noble said she's been a TD customer since the 1970s, and has been at the Platt's Lane branch for about 14 years. It takes her less than 10 minutes to walk to the bank, and she often builds it into her day's routine. "I was very taken back that they were proposing to move or close down," said Noble, who lives in the Cherryhill area. Noble said she does most of her banking online, but visits the brick-and-mortar building monthly to pick up cash. She said she plans to drive to Oakridge, but said it is not ideal. "It's the stress of driving. The traffic is so heavy and there's a lot of construction in London to go anywhere," she said. "For an older person, I don't think that's healthy." She said she's more worried about her future. "If it came to the point where I couldn't drive anymore, then I don't know how I'm going to do my banking at TD" she said. Other seniors told CBC News they're unsure how they will get to the new branch. Some are considering switching to Scotiabank, which is located inside Cherryhill Mall. Vicencio said that option doesn't make sense for her. "It's so complicated to change banks. You have all your accounts and a payment schedule. It's big work to do that," she said. Both Noble and Vicencio said they hope TD at least puts a bank machine inside Cherryhill Village mall so they can continue to withdraw cash close to home. Reporter/Editor Kendra Seguin is a reporter/editor with CBC London. She is interested in writing about music, culture and communities. You can probably find her at a local show or you can email her at [email protected]. Comments are typically open between 6 a.m. and 11:30 p.m. ET. Comments may be unavailable based on different considerations, including moderation capacity, the type of moderation needed, and legal concerns. To encourage thoughtful and respectful conversations, full names will appear with each submission to CBC's online communities. CBC does not endorse the opinions expressed in comments. Become a CBC account holder. Already have an account?

Yahoo Finance
Sep 22nd, 2026
Big banks exploring Canadian dollar-based digital money with tokenized deposits.

Big banks exploring Canadian dollar-based digital money with tokenized deposits. Daniel Johnson TORONTO - Canada's big banks are exploring the development of Canadian dollar-based digital money, starting with a tokenized deposits initiative. Tokenized deposits are traditional bank deposits recorded on a decentralized database or distributed ledger, such as a blockchain. The plan seeks to deliver faster, more efficient and programmable payments to Canadian customers while preserving safety, stability and effective regulatory oversight. It means Canadian dollars could be converted into tokens on blockchain for easier transfers, said Claire Célérier, Canada Research Chair in household finance at the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management. "My understanding is that the six banks will share the same blockchain, and so it implies that transactions can be made instantaneously across wallets with tokens," she said. Bank of Montreal, CIBC, National Bank, Royal Bank, Scotiabank and TD Bank are taking a collaborative approach to the project. The tokens would be issued by commercial banks and from a legal perspective, depositors can treat them the same as traditional bank deposits. The banks say the first phase aims to move tokenized deposits between Canadian financial institutions. "It's really exploratory now. I think what they're saying is that they're willing to work together to develop the technology," Célérier said. She said the potential capabilities would be of particular benefit to large companies or institutional investors, allowing them to complete "more sophisticated transactions." "What I expect is that these tokenized dollars will be mostly used by large companies and so on who have accounts across these Canadian banks, and it will be used to move large amounts of money," she said. Cristian Bravo, professor and Canada Research Chair in banking and insurance analytics at Western University, said the potential change could allow large producers to settle accounts far faster than their typical 30-day window. "If you have an instant settlement, you're closing that gap and closing that inefficiency in the market. And the fact that you have the money when you fulfil the contract, that can help reduce dependency on working capital and mobilize that capital faster," he said. But Bravo said that due to the lack of historical examples, it is not clear how much of an effect the move could have on the bottom lines of companies or institutional investors that use it. Bravo said it is also notable that digital money is not the same as cryptocurrency, but rather a "digital ledger to move deposits in a very quick, instant way."